Learn, Connect, Lead: The ConnectEd Webinar Library
Welcome to the ConnectEd Knowledge Hub – the global educators’ network for Jewish Peoplehood and Belonging.
Here, we have curated our latest webinars and online sessions, which are an integral part of our activities within the ConnectEd Global Educators Network for Jewish Peoplehood and Belonging, an initiative of the Koret Center for Jewish Civilization (a partnership between ANU – Museum of the Jewish People and Tel Aviv University).
Missed a live session? Looking to dive deeper into a specific topic? This is your space to watch, gain inspiration, and join our entrepreneurial and collaborative spirit. Simply choose the webinar or workshop that interests you and start watching. Each session offers practical educational tools for use in your classrooms and communities.
For more details and to join the ConnectEd Global Educators Network for Jewish Peoplehood and Belonging, click here
Webinars in Hebrew:
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Jewish Civilization Webinar: Past –Present – Future In this webinar, Prof. Rothman presented an innovative approach to understanding the resilience and evolution of Judaism as one of history’s oldest civilizations. From the foundational question of how Judaism is defined to the proposal of ‘civilization’ as a term, he describes a dynamic and diverse social framework that transcends the boundaries of religion, nationality, culture, or community. |
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Webinar: Why My Jewish Story Matters How does my personal story intersect with the story of the Jewish people? And more importantly—how do we pass this connection on to the next generation in a way that truly moves them? In this fascinating webinar led by Rachel Dratsh, Director of the Global Department in the Education Division at ANU – Museum of the Jewish People, we will dive into the “Jewish Story Game”—an interactive experience that bridges identities, communities, and people. |
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What if the fate of the State of Israel were in your hands Introduction to RTTJP – Reacting to the Jewish Past A highly successful international pedagogical approach that transforms learning into a deep, source-based strategic role-playing game. It allows students to experience the past through the present while developing meaningful, critical, and relevant learning. In this workshop, we will experience one of the developed games. The program also features additional historical games. |
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Identity and Roots: Showcasing Network Programs In this webinar, we offer a window into some of the programs our network provides, allowing for both an initial introduction and a deeper exploration. We also present practical tools that you can implement with your students and communities to strengthen their sense of connection and belonging. |
